A study to characterise the “arsenic rash” observed at a copper smelter in Tsumeb, Namibia by Kew, Gregory Paul

“…Ethical approval to conduct the study was obtained from the University of Cape Town's Health Research Ethics Committee (UCT HREC) (reference number 261/2016), and from the Office of the Permanent Secretary for Health, Namibia (letter dated 17 January 2018). Five study objectives were formulated, the outcomes of which are summarised as follows: Study objective 1: To interrogate if skin hygiene and hand cleansing practices used in the smelter, notably the use of barrier creams and soaps, are risk factors for developing a skin rash, and if so, at which anatomical location. …”
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Copper and manganese : studies on calcareous sandy soils in the Gibeon district, S.W.A. by Schroder, H. R. F. D. H.(Hans Richard Ferdinand Dietrich Horlein)

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Testing the ability of ASTER (Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer) to map hydrothermal alteration zones : a case study of the Haib Porphyry Copper-Molybd... by Mhangara, Paidamwoyo

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Chemical characterisation of the soils of East Central Namibia by Coetzee, Marina Elda

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Qualitative intake and certain rumen parameters of beef cattle in north western parts of Namibia

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Die geskiedenis van die Afrikaner-Oorlams in die tyd van Jonker Afrikaner, 1790-1861 by Pool, Barbara

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Optimisation of the selective flotation of galena and sphalerite at Rosh Pinah Mine

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Thermoregulatory behaviour and microhabitat use by Dune Larks in the Namib Sand Sea

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Leaching of secondary zinc oxides using sulphuric acid by Lottering, Catherine

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